Dear Arturo and Laura,
I hope this message finds you well. I am really excited about our upcoming trip to Peru! I have been doing some research and I think it would be amazing to take an ecotourism trip to the Peruvian desert. There are so many interesting things to see there.
First, let's talk about the landscape. The Peruvian desert is known for its vast stretches of sand dunes. These dunes can be quite impressive, with some reaching up to 2,000 meters in height. The landscape is arid and dry, with very little vegetation. However, there are some oases scattered throughout the desert, where we might be able to see some plants and even some wildlife.
Speaking of plants, there are a few hardy species that have adapted to survive in the desert environment. One example is the cactus, which has the ability to store water in its thick stem. We might also come across some shrubs and small trees that have managed to grow in the desert.
As for animals, there are a few species that have made the Peruvian desert their home. One of the most iconic animals is the Peruvian desert fox, also known as the Sechura fox. This fox has a sandy coloration that helps it blend in with the surroundings. We might also be lucky enough to spot some desert birds, such as the Peruvian thick-knee or the Peruvian pigeon.
Now, let's talk about the comments from our classmates. It is possible that we might see some similar things during our trip, as we will all be visiting the same desert. However, it is also possible that each of us will have unique experiences and see different plants and animals, depending on where we go and what time of the year it is. It will be interesting to compare our observations and see what we discover!
I can't wait to embark on this adventure with you both. See you soon!
Best regards,
[Your Name]